Hastings School Opens With New Year Preparations
Hastings and surrounding district schools prepare for the 191-1882 term starting Monday with a cleaned and readied schoolhouse. Supt D7 Pethins begins his first year, assisted by six faculty members, as the list of teachers is announced.
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Hastings
Pethins Stirta
Ofrlork
Ais
Wshin O
Milas Luther
Villiyen
Miss Davis
Helden
Nebr
Wilemeth
Nevensvilly
Miss Well
Ecstie Ings
Simitiean College
Tarmon
Milvern
Uiversity
Nebraska
Me. Gittner
Redfield
University of Nebraska
Wei
Rehoel
Seniors Enjoy 7 o'clock Dinner at Crawford Home
Norma Crawford and Ardith Owens hosted seniors of T41 for a Friday evening 7 pm dinner at the A A Crawford home. A fruit cocktail tea and chicken fry menu featured creamed peas scalloped potatoes pineapple sherbet and bread and butter. Guests included Ardith Owens Norma Crawford Thelma Whorle Hawenn Shepard Christy Fileworth Smith and many others with social visits and small group conversations following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Crawford
Ardith Owens
A. A
Hone
Ardith Ovwene Nermt Crawford
Thelma Whorl
Hawenn Shepard
I Christy
Fileworth Smith
Costiss Ton Dale
kKenneth Thire
Outlook Bright for Iowa Coal Production
Hugh Wy Lundy, secretary of the Iowa Coal Institute, argues that local officials favor Iowa-made products when price and quality are equal. He notes workers, mills, and domestic users support lignite coal, claiming steady employment and high investment while critiquing claims of widespread coal waste.
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Lawa
Cumin Seadan
Ananie
Hugh Wy. Lundy
Lawa Coal Institue
Alda. Jows
Lowa
Lowi
Llawy
Local notes record family visits and community events
Mrs Jud Vopperk learns of a relative's death while nephew Pont Kleer of Teeth reports the sorrow. A stream of visitors, dinners, and outings fills Red Oak and nearby towns, including trips to Omaha Council Bluffs St Joseph and the Canadian Rockies. School events, sports coaching, birthdays, and church socials animate a busy week with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Vopperk
Pont Kleer
Hillsdale and East Center Social Notes
Mrs Blmner Farquhar of Malvern visited friend Misa Dorothy Gil bert several stag s this week. Bernard Gray of Lincoln Nebr was a weekend guest at the Walter Hilton home. Olehay arrived home nor aday from Madfanola and will visit his parents before returning to college. Miss Susan Mills of Lewis is visiting at the G A Phelps home this week. Mr and Mrs Newton Briscoe and children returned from Des Moines where they have been visiting. Mr and Mrs Edd Gilbert and family visited Mrs Fannie Gilbert and Albert Tabor. Mr and Mrs A H Culver are visiting relatives at Beatrice Grand Island and other points in Nebraska. Upon return they will visit Mrs Culver's sister in Kansas City.
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Elmer Sowers
Avoen Severs
A. TP
Jdauchtor
Fens
Hedak
Marlin WikiTu Ayo Owith
Otte Tourvisagtan
Rey
Carson
Darnett
Oniita
O. T. Harber
Blick Hills
Antey
Birk Hoyd
Council Miffs
A.B. Paul
Old Settlers
Griswold
Mr. Reed
Har Hor
Clatinda
Clint Bressie
Carl Tsaacson
Mra
Mintle Carlson
Hugo John-son
Red Oak
Roy Viner
Canadian Rockies
Northwest
Mia
Harold Myers
May Farrington
John Ayer
St. Joe
Earl Boileau
Sam Houser
Omaha
Jim Houser
Christian Endeavor
AL AL Wright
Orlo Harris
Arthetps
Triplett
Ceci Wright
Gina
M. D. Maxwell
Lincoln
Nebr
Mesars
Bryan
Marian Maxwell
Mr. Crocker
Cornell Bluffs
Ed Wilkenson
Jennie Edmundson
Darling Edmondson
M. EB
Blmner Farquhar
Malvern
Misa Dorothy Gilbert
Bernard Gray
NebriWas
Walter Hilton
cAifoerd
Olehay
Noraday
Madfanola
Clit
Ford WiHehay
Susan Mills
Lewis
G. A. Phelps
Newton Briscoe
Des Moines
Edd Gilbert
Fannie Gilbert
Albert Tabor
A. H. Culver
Beatrice
Grand Island
Nebraska
Mrs. Culver
Mansas City
Dinner guests and hospital update in Omaha region
Tra Nuas and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams and Miss Henrietta Phipps who has been at Clarkson hospital in Omaha seven weeks. She underwent an operation last week, remains in critical condition with little improvement. Mrs. Williams, previously bedfast, has regained some mobility. Mr. and Mrs. Co Dillehay and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patterson for Sunday events. Miss Joe Ellen Kilpatrick of Randallph is visiting in the Veight Buffington Home.
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Tra Nuas
Claude Williams
Henrietta, Phipps
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Charles ‘Wiliams
Co. Diilehay
Ed Patterson
Joe Elen Kilpatrick
Randelph
Veight Buffington
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Ahnfeed
Treni
Horna Valley
Vani Ausiife
Reha Smith
Marion Hodae
Counc
Fdoffa
Hielen Wouge
Dawight
Strathiin
Misa Evelyn Crawford
Tieber Tildenr
Pear
J. J. Stare
Te Md
Fdlvary
Council Bluffs
Letasis
Peltis
Porathy Henderson
Varll Ord
Lendency
Thu Botna Valley State Bank
Shiy
Botna Valley State Bank
Iowa
Rte
Marguerite Young
Carsenny
Edith Viner
Fatgar Christy and Tan
Altin
Pronk Mitchet
Mirnresota
Willing Crawford
Ays
Efoward Ren Wien
Glenwood
Tiawenk
Christie
Jimlie
Dorle Louise Vitnier
Fied Ak
Jock Reber
Roy
John Bnudsen
Grahe Everhart
Frias Mra
Arthur Mae
Honge
Charlie Jones
Raymond Long
Silver City
Ahn Edie
Emjerson
Scott Hunt
Donnald Hodes
Donald Smith
Watry Hall
Franklin Niday
A. V. Clues
Siiver City
Vic Cromwell
Ted Oak
Fred Priest
Aughtor
Doris
RB. Hutchings
Iran Hutchings
Lorraine Clark
Ward Roberts
Omaha South
Alia Hunter
Nodaway
Hayden Clark
Lorraine
James
Fred Mriest
B. Hutchings
Jack Cupp
Atr
Inwin
Rens Reth
Malvery Iand
Highway 34
Prank Coles
Sr. Twight Fellows
Elmer Wallahan
Bee
Hurbert
N. W
Mes
Harry Evans
Hebert
Norsk Ane
Henderson
Paul Kind
Orhaha
Charles Byers Ami
Martin
Chiistertortun
Fanny
There
Ant the Sperty
Trevor En
Pienhy Lake View Park
Teppess
Deawertt
Morten Mills
Vaschos Carter
Elmer v
Elmwoo
Nebe
Epworth Sea
Red
Marsare Viner
Elliott
T. Us
Phallis
Saturn
Moore Campbell
California
Will Wain
Waldor Imondson
Mary Simonsson
Hill Tutterson
Fritcher
Darwin Goss
Hannibal
Chillicothe
Goss
Chill,rothe
Oure
Ormaha
Ferkly
Milly County
Hillsdale and
East Center
Tou
Andy J, Berkhimer
BIG Tent
FORD
Salyers Auto Company
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